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NEWSLETTER : July 2017 Online Edition
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SUMMER SAVINGS AT BUCK HOLLOW FARM
Yes, it’s the hazy lazy days of summer at the inn. The water is very swimmable in the pool, birds are chirping everywhere, guests are catching up on their reading while soaking up the sun, others are taking a day trip to Montreal while even others are exploring Shelburne Museum. Elmo and Grover, our resident Springer Spaniels, eagerly await the arrival of guests dogs and proceed to wear them out with their boundless energy.
Those are just a few of the options which are open and available to our guests. Hiking, lake swimming, poking around Burlington, St. Albans, Stowe or other villages are just a few of the others.
We offer Canadians a 20% discount to help them overcome their currency exchange and are also pleased to offer AAA, CAA, AARP and military discounts of 10%. For any of these discounts we do need payment to be by cash or check. A reminder to all that we have
WIFI throughout the property, satellite TV, air-conditioned rooms and private baths for all rooms and will accommodate almost any dietary requirement.
Finally, as an inducement to return, we give a BUCK HOLLOW BUCKS for every night a guest is here when the reservation has been made
dir ectly with us ( by phone or through the buckhollow.com website). Each buck is worth $ 5.00 off any future visit. They are
transferable, can be combined, and
do not expire.
P.S. BOOK SOON
FOR FALL FOLIAGE! WE ONLY
HAVE 18 ROOM NIGHTS AVAILABLE
FOR THIS SEASON!
Thanks for reading,
Brad & Jacquie
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"GROVER
TAKING A BREAK !"
It's Elmo here and I'm writing this as Grover takes some much needed R & R.
Not only are Mom and Dad busy, but Grover and I are busy playing with guest
dogs, cooling off in our kiddy dog pool, chasing birds, and our cats who chase
birds.
The summer weather also means Mom installs the doggy door so we can go in
and out as we please. There is more running, playing and barking...until the
dreaded water bottle comes out to keep us quiet.
We love getting wet and cooling
off in the kiddy pool, but we don't like to be out in the rain, and we HATE
being sprayed by that dreaded spray bottle.
It's the DOG DAYS of summer.Literally!
EBOL! (Elmo Barks Out Loud)
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Sourdough Egg Breakfast Casserole
A savory breakfast of
eggs, sausage and
sourdough all in one
casserole.
4 cups sourdough bread
cut in cubes
1 lb turkey sausage,
crumbled and cooked
2 cups shredded cheddar
cheese
12 large eggs
2 1/4 cups milk or half and
half
2 tsp dried mustard
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp ground pepper
Grease a 9x13 baking dish
Place bread in the prepared dish.
Sprinkle the browned sausage over top the bread.
Sprinkle the freshly grated cheese over top the sausage.
In a medium-size bowl, beat together the eggs, milk, dry mustard, salt and pepper. Beat until well mixed.
Pour the egg mixture over the cheese.
Cover the casserole with plastic wrap or foil and refrigerate overnight or for at least 6 hours.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Bake the casserole, covered with foil, for 30 minutes. Uncover and bake for an additional 15-20 minutes or until the middle of the casserole is puffed and set.
Cut into squares and serve warm.
Serve and enjoy!
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VERMONT
TOURISM
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Vermont Summer
Vacation Guide
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Recreation Paths and Rail Trails
EXPLORE TOWNS, WATERFRONTS AND COUNTRYSIDE
From Burlington’s popular waterfront path to segments of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail now in development, the list of away-from-the-traffic options is growing steadily.
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Montreal Official Tourist Guide
We are only 90 minutes from Canada and the City of Montreal. Download the guide, bring your passport, enhanced driver's license or passport card.
The exchange rate of 25 to 30% means
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